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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
YHR Wild INDIANS.
Color0w Says he mas Heap
Bucks who WIN Fight.
PArMAsrERs UNDER somDs
Pan Rasss Rsgaz-RsiKn 81 rerror-
Ds@urrsr sustalssd = ne court
Desliasd : Mars 6eld = ns
wheat Collapse Basssan
Games = Astronsmy.
wIED nDsAm

CeEanow rHnxAxMNz 10 smNp Ton mnkr
xouNa KAN 10 FIaHr.
DEsvxn. AuA @.-A telegram from
4eskeR By . courier 10 GlenWood
Sprinaa says thal tsfsEmatlon has been
received shat a. Thursdays battle With
Colorou there were hve whites killed
instead of two and four wounded, and
seven Indians and two aquaws were
killed and Eve wounded. There has
been no dehlinR since ThnFadav but
over 600 Indians are camped within six
miles Of tke troops and ready 10 nQhl
e the Least pFogoeation. TIE luua II
thFea hancred ponisa and their auuaws
has mads them Wild and they are raadY
fer rgVenQe. ColoFow says be can eel
''he4p young bucks from White River.
heap Navsio. who are young and want
heap fight and unless uhiles 20 back
ColoFow send for them II be shouid
and mako an attack on the tfoops and
settlers ie d estimated tkaa d win take
the eomhined eHsrts Of two thousand
regulars 10 drive them back 20 the ~
servatiOu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

rroouHA0EHG MKPonT AB0gT TEE ~
Pn0vED ooEDTTtoN o. oUR M0NKT
suPFLT.

rsoounA0EEG HKPonT ABovT TEE IN
Pn0vED ooEDETtoN o. oUB M0NET
suPFLT.
Hxv YonE, AzR. 2o.-Ths Pest says:
- About q million and half Of gnid was
shiDpsd from Nsw York % San ffan-
eiaeo last wsek, and bul for this ez.
eeuffannl m0vsneDt the guFpIas reserve
~ fhs hanks would havs shown an In
erasns on over e1.O0. 900. The amonui
1hipped 70 Oalifornla -, however, usoIe
80 ofsst b shs arrival Of &1sxi9, ,let
- ne Cmbria and LagasooyBo this
morning, ihns makiBz the total impoFia
siuns July "a, 4b,zl2.07s. The iaai 70
port o. The Bureau 81 ttstislies shows
shat 10 twelve monihg 10 galy 5lst. ths
ne1 imports Of geld weFe e46 .4gl .Af8. %
fhat eftsF dsduoaine ths t6 900 600 which
e1uns ID bs4ween tbs % and 3iat q
grlV. we have net total o. go 10000
II eold irsDoEaa6 IN The lasi thiEtssr
rnonahs, Besides, this y tke annuai pg0.
dagt n abcat 80 900 900 of eoid 10 ~
United Beslss @stinz total addition
AZ R70OWN0o 70 ths circulating msdiuu
~ ths eountFy. 10 abont oDs year
| mss fneas e. sDon aa they FaesiFe thai
uEnpeF nppEecf4lign vii dispel the ap
- pkension q she eaaFsisy of mo1ey
C0na8snee VIII revive, bank efsdie vi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
C0AL BUaKERa.
TIE COAL TRADE IN soUTHKzN cALzTonNIA
ABOUT 10 nm RRNnruTInNIZEn.

THE COAL TRADE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ABOUT TO IN REvoLUT10NTzKD.
SkN FRkNcrsco, AuQ. IA San Diego
dispatch eRys, with tha new coal
bankers now being built By the Santa
Fe road on their wharf In this city ID II
expected that the coal trade In Southern
California will become completely Eevo-
lutionized. We shall be prepared when
the buDkeEs are finished said Mr..
Kinds, Commercial Manager Of the
Santa Fe road, 20 q reporter. TO ship
coal 20 Los Angeles and other points IL
Southern California and deliver 10 10
the dealers at lower rates than they san
secure Il from any other source. Coal
ships will lay alongside our wharf dook
and discharge their cargoes into The
cars which viii Be drawn up the incline
70 4 level Of the top Of the bunkeEs.
Here they viii be dumped and then the
coal viii be ready for shipment 10 the
interior. when We want 10 load q coal
train ne have only TO run the ears IN
der the bankers. pail out q great slide
In cash Of the bins and the cars beneath
are alled and ready 10 be forwarded ID
any point on The line Of the railroad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

INDEBTEDNESS on ARmx Pkx,EAsrnRs "a
TpB GOVERNMENT.
WAsumurox, Aug. 9-Comptrolles
batleF has written 70 PaymaatsE Gen.
eral Rochester, OF the army. In regard
70 the aeeounts Of The PaymasteFs IL
which be says. '.it appears from The
records of tAia eflce that q large major
ity Of the Paymastars Of the army ere
indebted 10 tbs Government In larger or
smaller amounts under bonds that ex-
piFsd In chs years 1883 and 1884 and
earlier. This indebtedness was asceR-
tanned upon q final rsvlsisn Of The
accounts Of eai6 Paymastsss six 10 ten
months ago. Dus notice has been ssnt
10 The olloeE IN eaeh casa. OonaideFine
she length Of time thMt haa elapsed
since the expiration Of said bonds. Il
would not seem advisable and certainly
noa bnainsaa.like 10 long permit said
aoeounts 10 renaiB IN this unsettled
aiata. An early closing Of said accounts
under theas old bonds ia desired. In
eaoh GO yoa viii be notified under the
1876 Revised Statutes aa soon ne prncai-
oabIe % an ofiosE'a indehtedness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

soMk on THE cnEw or xmR wanuK -
NAPoEnoA BELHEvHp 10 % kLsvn.
NEW BHpToRp, (Maas.), Ana. A.
Chas. D. Kennedy, Third Lleulsnanf g
the unlted States steamer Bear, now
cruising The Arctic ocean, writes % Bis
father under dats Of july lolh, ana
gives fAlnt hopas Ahaa aama of tna 9a
1en beloneing 70 TIE uhailna hark
Napoleon, of this pnEt. lost In the AFatia
N the aammeR Of 1855. may yee ba alive.
The letisf says that iufoFmaiion waa
feoeived through an Indian who came
aboard q whAiinR bark ns Z hunlar IL
1ane last, which leads 10 lha bolisf that
]. n. Vinoents one Of she crew Of ne
Napoleon, e somewhere IN The vlolnllT
o. Oape NayAFin. Siberia. Lieutenant
Kennedy says they will make an effort
70 rescue the unfeFtunaioa and on thair
return will 90 10 Into The Arctic ,na fae
e possible and returning viii roloh 81.
MlQhaaR a fhREl tha e,,sas 49,. aa.ss
Bsar viii prebably rafuFn 60 Raa Rpan.
etsco late 10 sepiember or mach earlles
than usual.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

The Spokane diEesi0Fy yin Be ready
for delivery on Aonday. ID contains
about 5000 names Of residents OF The
city proper, besides SONS go names Of
CosuF d'Aiene people.
u used 10 take tw0 fell days of hard
travel 10 make tha trip from Murray 10
Spokaue Falls. The journey IA nov one
Of real pleasure, 10 fifteen houFs. fes
there are thone Who damn railroads and
stsamboais s.-Karrav sHH.
A diamond will soon be laid out a.
the fair grounds In Spokane, foE The
uss Of TIE baseballists ID tbsir toarna-
meut. The bach stop Ia 10 be q movable
| TIE iudgoS stand. A feW etumpg viii
have 10 be pulisd out 10 make . good
asld.
Work IA progressing steadily "A The
paper miil. The p0ndeE0us maohinefy
Is being put into position and the chaos
that has reiRned % lonM 10 gradually
taking definite form. In Q fow weeks
as mosi, water viii BE- turned on the
wheels will begin 70 rey0lve. aud he
mill wiil onoe more Be 81 work. Ihs
Company will shortly beRsn she srecllon
of smother large hEs proof buildina
i WAA9A WI - AN4@ - , WA4AA3aAN -
which 10 store papes.--La Capaas Heiep.
The baying season b about ovsE. aed
O good qaaullty has been pai In ataaki
b6sh Wild and grain hay have been saved
In exesllent eondiii0n, and apparently
enoggh for al pHfp0ses, but bard
winter u liabie % CONS, aud theFs viii
be demand for every ton Of good bag
that has been, or may Be saved. There
nsveF hes been 100 much hag put 40,
and stock have always pgiled through
tn Z poor condition; thia Hbould nct Be
TIE oasa, as The maskst IA always batter
ia ths early spring than - apy other
tins, Hence The tmpoFtanoo fos keop-
ina stock for maFkae In good opnditiou,
90 q 70 eImmand ready monsy "a ths
hiRhsat prioe.
II On Baneay of last veek. as tha ferry
boat FEetofiok BlliirM aoproaohina
aha landing "a Pnaou. q a6ek hand.
namod Fred Liboy. geaohtd oul % foud
! "a ard missing hia foosina fall into fha
J Columnia. Floats wsss thsown him bni
be failed 70 grasp any. He vas hshed
. uns tn bea1 huan a QuArseB % en- houN
fsom The tine be felI "a an9 eyeryshina
psasihia done 70 restore him 80 llfa, b11
! al efforts proved nasisws Ths man
waa ~ sears Of see. slneie and nam1
: fKom HilEoFtan, OEannn, 90 which plAea
; bic body wea taken bg bic brother.
I. Ldbby had oniy been empioFsd day e.
! sse beat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

sU1Nnas on TIN PnaDucn Excnavar 1r
A aFAMnmrrH.r.

suelNHaa on TIN PaaDuuR ExcnaNar II
A sxAMn@rEHn.
e.N faaScrsoo, Aag. s9.-Basiners AZ
me Produce exchange waa urneflnaalv
~ . standstill during tho enlirs 6ar
me ehief anhiac1 of diaonnaion h1i1.n
40 proper couraa 10 ha adopaaa IN lhe
matter o. holding iho dalino nanir
leeally responsible. The proposition %
refer the matter % The Attorney AZ the
beard Ter be opinian waa adopted. "a
pfeceedinga wefe deferred nniil n
should be obtained.
The prolonged Gaasiun Of Aha prnannn
Exchange waa adfourned ehis afaernoan
apon TIE legal optnlon that u Waa cot
neoeaaary % make sales on anoonnt
durinR the aFst session 81 -
Board after nolioe Of suspension -
given a. provided In eha Az
Avs. This has avaKted, for tko dina
being. the necessity Of mnKkelinN nn3aF
foroed sale over 600 900 tonp 81 wkesa.
the eject of which Wonld have been ,aiS.
aairoua The balance or security ID
hand, amounting 10 soms 600 tnns. wiII
oe sold a9 soon a. poGsibla and ths pRn-
seeds Appllsd % Far "a thay via 80
towards the Dresbaoh and Rosonfsfd
soniFaeta, which have nat yea been
marRtned down. The hoard will meet
tomorrow af The usual hous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

THE INDICTMENTS kGATNaT THE cAL1FoR'
MA SURVEYORS FOUND T0BB no oooD.
6kn FnANufs0o, AuR. 29.-The United
States Circuit Court, today, sustained
ne asmuFrsrs 10 the indictments
against John A. Benson and other snf-
veyofs Who were recently indicted for
oonspiFacy 10 oonBeotion with the alleR
cd fraudulent land surveys. Juatlee
Field delivered an opinion and said
that Of the four counts N each indiot-
ment, three alleged conspiracy and
no overt oct. and the other alleged an
overt act and no conspiracy. The jus
tioe said that the indictments oould not
sland because Il did not appear thai ex-
8aFvsyOr General Brown bad any au-
thOFity 20 audit OF approve any claima
against the United States. The United
states Distriot Attorney says that as The
surveyors ere sill under arrest be VII
nave new bonds issued and bring tht
matteF before The 0rand Jury again ai
the eariioUs opportunity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
rerrER aUEsTIoHED.

Tm VICE PRxsrnKEx or THH uNEoH PA
CIVIC ASKED ABoUT Bo1rB CHANCES.
Ekx FRANczsoo, Aug. 2.-Yice Prssi-
dent Potter Of the Union Pacific was
Questioned at Omaha today as 70 what
changes we're In prospeot IN the San
Francisco Office Of the csmpany, but be
refused TO Say anything On the snbjsoi.
D. w. Hitchcock. Of San Francisco
General Western Passenger Agent Of
the read, 10 IN the city holding & con
sulfation with Mr.. Potter ID. d. KeeleF
Who has been connected With The UnioE
Pacide 90 Assistant GenaFal FreiRhl
Agent. With headqaarteEs ss DenTeF
has been appointed General Agent Il
look after the Affairs Of the COMPANY
thaga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
VOL. xH---EO. IIs


eNNpt1te8 o. AFrAxns Az mAv.w..
eAANp uFnRara unrrxsEr.
Havana. Aas. 2a.-0.a., sv.,s......
EsHaila hara On nuuonna a. fA~ r@~@.ss
sctS o. Captain Gener9l Nnr1i- - -
teR poasessioa az the Onrson 5-..s. =. 49,
sssss sssslaf = Ne uihciala under arrsr1 TS@
~ = In charge of regular froer. go
80 s..aallan is oecomlnn mora &~n,,sv..
eee. fecAlling the events ~1s-- -ili~s.. ~,
esacre % medical alulenfa A. WI
= tslgn e terror prevails, ara "A 4 -.
keelea tnat Havana uill 3 deeisrsi 4.
s.Ale % Glege. Alraadv nnveTai enr.
nIess eave eccarred betgeen - ,s.,e~,
ana ei,.HenA fesafiisQ Is ~ k,Iiin~ "a
sas sls Aea woanainR Of others. The car.
s.,a Nenstal has issaoa 4 proelsmasi-rr
eSsIlne % Ne rioters 10 rsainanin aF.1ev.
oyae.Wsse eeyero measures Wit -
accepted % Upheld lhe ~ .....si
apTsslnH = lmninena.
1ne ci.Y q piacarded via 4 eall A,
kSaetal maes meeting aa lhs Pam a.
nlens reqnaafing al d hrsnn nrmn. -
Iaf sne uAptai1 0eneral sonsrola -
s'saaalon. Artillery hms been planea II
: commanding position while ~
5oep. stationed II tue logna naiolning
Ne eiiy are kepa under arms, reaav ~
1ete - . moment,B nofine' ia
aesas reRlment 10 under Arms A ehe
NAoanaa ana aha oastiifa Del prineire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

CncAo0 Ang. 2-Thasp was q dis-
po-lI.ea % ehanRe tAia fnraaoon b
.reAt fne san kEanoisco deal a. q aiae
=. oe. dne menhSrs tAlked d freely.
Ane ka1in1 Ooast failures would not
a1eet tha markst here, sna althoaRh
uesas epened ~ lower, it vas fron
olnef causes an6 aoon pFicea we're 6rrn
up 10 SATURDAYS priees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
CLesR sEcnRr.
TEE AT0zsoH'sM0vxarxxrs VIII soox nm
UTMnRRwTKn.

TEE AT0zBoH'sM0 M0vKlrKETs VIII sooH m
UTERRRMTKn.
San kaAEU1soo, Ana. Sit b evident
thas the Northern boom Il about %
preoipifaae the intended advent af he
Atchison, Topeka q santa Fe Railroad.
The visit Of party Of Atchison Oficials
Who we're here fortniaht ago, is bear
ina fruit, and the initial move In the
open held may Be expected &c any time.
Major Geo. II. Bonebrake, 9 'liFectoF Of
the California Central, the most con-
spicuous Atehison man In Southern
nniSensssta. go A. @nm-@---@-- aAs.l
scene yesterday With q number oe aaBo-
ciases. All Indications point 10 q break
somewhere along the line and the
Atchis0n's secret, kept 90 inviolately
here for the past few months, will soon
be secret no longer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

sax FRks1sco, AaQ. IA bog died IN
the receiving hospital today Who vas
identified By several people &c Charles
Oonsine. He ran away from his home
To Seattle two weeks ago and has been
earning Q preoaxisas living on the
wharVes. BE died from the eheats Of
an overstrafn which be received Last
week while piiinQ soma aaa1a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
+. TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 50. 1857

I'm rsisrsnss - aaashsod. uhish
s1AAe exp2c4 ma1n 90 3Hmand.
Se.aaeF elewArtsB moge b annax Ne
s4ea - Idaho hna snaitsly oollapesd.
~ TIE eonfefeHea u was uurresfna that
see tdahe ll1e b extsn6sd nozlhuard
tlto1E1 Mnnlana, % e. 10 take IN ths
oo1niiss Of Beaver Head ana Miss0ala.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

yUsrICW YIELD PnoNouacRB PART or THB
PACIFIC RAfLWAI ACT UH-
OONHTKTuTIoNAE.

goNHTkTuII0NAE.
saN Fnanorsoo, Ang. 2.-Justiee
Fieid. Of the United States SupFeme
ConFt, this morning Delivered 81
opinion IN ne applicatiou Of the Pscifc
Railroad CommIssiW 70 eompei eena-
fsT Bfanfofd ana other ofhsiale OF tne
Oentraf Paai1e 20 answer certain q1ea
Hons IN REGARD 70 the expsndlgaFe OF
funds for tbe puFp0se 0f iD1uencinq
leQialaiion. The opinion Of the ConFl
e fhat that pagt Of the aotsof Congress
eFsatina the Commtasiop, Uhteh IN
ynked 60 operation Of The OonFt IN -
Uiatina shs Commissisn 20 carry on lhe
iuvsgtiQation b unconstitutional. Tbs
oouFt thsfefoEe declines 70 make To-
oFdel oompslllng tbe olnoefs % ansSel
questions, and ala0 deolinea 10 mako %
oFdes GIVING ne Commission access &
ne books Of TIE vaFio0s construction
aauananiaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

eaosH0xB fIaal, Asa. 2.-ee1asoE
HeAFsl. with GuxuEnsF 6aepbeng0u and
DelsRA1s Da Bois, rseently htld oonr
fssenos reRandinR the psopoaed en-
iaxzsment o. tha boanaRFies o. Idahe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

kTKL, Aug. 90.-The Infsrnationai
Astronomical Congress opened Ia this
city today, DE-. AnwaFa presiding. There
was q large atiendanes includine ~.
trouomerB from America, Austria,
Francs and Sweden. Governor Stella
man welcomed she delegates on behalf
~ aha mrwnemuaaafs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

sAH FRAEcIaco. Ana. 99.-A dhpatoh
from Lsondon 20 the Merchants En-
change today, says that The British
bark Garnock from Londm 10 Victoria,
was totally wrecked 81 Monteyideo on
August 25th- he cargo b washing
amRorm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30
Re.fsreA e fhe PubIle nsmala,

WAsMrEaTox, Ang. &.--Aesina Land
O1nmissionss StoeklaRsF iss1ed IN
struetions - carry into sGeei ths resent
cr1eE regeorinR 20 sgttlernent and entry
esFaain railFoad Indemnity lands e fol-
lows 6outh Pno&nc, Of Caltfarnia,
nb0al t000.00 acres: Ne DaIiss Military
Railway, ef Oregon. l.zoo0o0 aorna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

NEW YonK, Aua. 9.-Ths Judea Of
the Superior Court today decided thaa
the motion Il she Rabbi Bsown caoo 20
make che ininnction permanent re-
straining bic congregation from inter.
feFing With him vas not one fer the
Courl Of Eluiay 70 decide. TIE motion
vas denied and The temporary o. pre-
hminaFy lpiunoiion was dissolved.
Gaaebafi Gamcs.
NKw YonK. A1g. 29.-Indlanapo lis, 4;
New York. B.
PnIIADELHIA, AuR. z.-PhiIadsIphla,
l6; PittabnER, Z.
Bosroz, Aue. b. Boston, 2; Detroit,
Is.
wAaHmSrou, Asa. n. Washington.
2; Chicago. s.
cENcEHnATI. Aug. CincinnAii. II
Athletics, 8.
LoUIsynLK. Aue. 9.-Louiaviils, ~;
MetFopolltaus, 8.
ST. LoUIH, Acc. D.-St. Louis, z;
Brooklyn 5.
OLESEIAED, AuR. Cleveland. Q
Baltimore 6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

San FRANc1sco. Aaa. za.--It b more
difncalt thAn eTeF for tbs sailor board
ina boss masters 10 and crews, and
hve vesssls. NE A. d. Snow. Ann Eiy.
DuuEaVoD, eeefenis and Solitaire, are
enable 20 Get 20 ssa for lack Of men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

Sara IN, Aua. 4.-The news Of Q
murder committed 81 NE Coed Hops
Eiuing camp. in tbe easssEn paFt of
RiaaFFlba Coanty, reaehed this efsy Iafo
tbs nftsEnooa- 4 carpenter named
hlsaa, WelkkzoWn hsEe. arrived at the
abogs camp fsw days $50 % amsFt bis
rixhts % . certain mining elsiD
wAiah wns being wosksd By four men
VIC oefsuaod A 1ehE ensaed nn1
EeaA kfIlad thFus of thenl, inelndlDa
/ Ais nsphsw, and was himssif shct dgwn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

PANS, Aug. 29.--The SeorstaFy Of
FOREIGN Affairs and the 4inistsF Of
War are 10 be arrested for disclosing
20 the Figaro the plan for carrying cot
fhs rnobilszttion scheme and thus al
lowing its pnbiioaticn contrary 10 ihe
governnenf's wishes TIE chaTgs
against them is high treason
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

DUmu, Ang. 9.-FrossGs's yoasrsal
rtasss thaE AFlhuF 0ConneE, MembeS
AZ Paziismsnt for Donegal, and slI
Thomas Henry 0FsttAn Eamcnd, Mem
bar Of Parliament for Dab
IN aouufy, Wlll visit ths Unit
"a States ID 6epaaubeR and addrsal
4 uonsasx mesfinR % Be convened b
ths Irinh National Lesgne q Ameri
cmn. Aach Binhop Waiah hal
uuhIiahsd lgt1er invitlna ~
fMnd Lords % appoint eomEittes h
naget the eonmtttse Of he Irish tsuznfl
| d . F0and tabis confssenes on ibe lsni
nnaaaion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

eAR FRASuzsco. Auz. IA younl
nan RroaninR h pain and emaoiatsl
vas hronRht into the receiving hospila
this morning b. an ofacer Who said B,
had found him crying and uFithing ID
q cellar of q zhanty crested upon ths
old ciruns lcA The suffering man aaxs
bis nazne aa Charles Oousin. Be said
that on last Monday, fealin9 sick, hs
had oFaulod into the cellaf uhsFa he
was found and bad been there ever
since, without food o. drink. He died
soon aftsr his removal. His death Il
prohahly due % ataEvalion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

Cizx on MKxIco. AnR. @.-A hrisk
earthQnake shook waa sxpeEssncea here
this mofninR aboua ! osolock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
svoorHNs THE WAY FOR pErrus.

WASHINGTON, Aug fspeeiqb-What does Senator
Pugh Of Alabama wanti lie ia out In long Interview
to-day praisng President Cleveland OF whom he says
Mr. Cevelands executive ability has grown ana I'm
proved tar beyond the sangune expectations of his
most intimate friends and the Democrats all over the
country pretty well satisfied that he the strongest
and best man the party 10 day TO head the next va
tional Democratic ticket. There may be number OF
gentlemen of wider experience and equal ability wi'hn
the party lines Is before the country To-
day who could command or lead the Dem0cratc hosts "
better advantage"
BY q singular coincidence this declaration published
on the day of the arrival in Washington OF Judge W.
Petus OF Alabama, who Is candidate for the vacancy
the death OF Associated nstlce WoOhs or e
Judre Petuss visit IL in response To invitation from
Mr. Cleveland who desired TO make his acquaintance
the Alabama majors and Representatives we'll as by
the bar of his State There has been considerable as
safisfacton among Alabama Democrats because OF a
feeling that they have mo- received the share OF pat
ronage which properly belongs 10 that state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
RATES ON LESS THAN CAR LO1DS
A PETITION FROM THE NETWORK BOARD OF
~. I'm NsnoprLr1oN

A PETITION FROM THE NETWORK BOARD OF
TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION.
WASHINGTON Aug 1.-The petition Of tho New-York
Interstate Commerce Commission to-day It complains
against the New-York Central and Hudson River;
Nsw-York Lake Erie and Western Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and western Pennsylvania. aud Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroads for "unjustly discriminating against
small shippers varieties OF goods by placing less
than car load quantities higher class than car loads,
by which small shippers forced to pay from 10 to
go per cent their importation than large
shippers who ship the goods In ear loads" 1t is
alleged that this system virtually continues under the
glse of the unjust Determinations against
both localities and individuals formerly practised by
means OF rebates and drawbacks which the Interstate
Commerce law designs to prevent. The west-
bound OF the Eastern trunk lines In force
prior to the enactment OF the Interstate law made but
few and important car load derentals about 100,
classification adds about one thousand art'
ces this OF which are very Important,
and the differences In rates made between small ana
unreasonable the part or the Eastern
trunk lines because than half OF their westDound
cars 90 empty and the volume OF miscellaneous freight
transported BY them being large II enables them 10
full loads OF assorted freight The principle Is the same
as I'm the coal which have been brought TO your at
ten lion and which, IL carried to It's logical nd would
the business OF the roads In the hands OF put
ono shipper a few shippers In every place
The painants petition for hearing ana suggest
that the Commission has arranged 10 give
certain hearings In Vermont and elsewhere IN Septem
ber IL give hearing that month on this question In
New-York Tho complaint Is sgued f. b. Thurber. NJ n
Day, f. A. Doty. II. X. Miller, W. H. Tins ana b. +.
shores, the Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
TIE COLLECTORS REFORM scnEnE LAUNCHED

At the Custom House yesterday 1t was stated that
Collector Magone's reorganization scheme, set down
TO sail into effect yesterday, produced pcrccptble
ripple The Introduction Of the plan by gradually
month and the completion and crownlng CORY thereof
would not be accomplished In less than several weeks
The deputy collectors In Friday
evening, and the only obstacle In the way OF civil
Service and all other kinds OF reform happiness In the
Collectors household is said lie only In the time IL
will take the deputies TO become acquainted with tho
under them
Tho saving of from ZOO to $4,000 year through
shunting old forces and putting masks on familiar
faces IL Is generally believed can ON with moro
or less advantage TO the ommonwoalth. Tho Colec
tor put forth ukase" defining the new departments
already nubllHhel.